Speaking of stubbornness, there's a trader in my community who has recently become a living lesson.

Just the unrealized losses on their position have already exceeded 10 million, and plus the daily stealthy erosion from funding fees, the real cost has long approached 20 million. This doesn't even include the psychological toll.

I have to say honestly: cut your losses when you need to. You're not the only one suffering; the market's shorts will also pay the price.

This is the cruel law of the market—big players are either forced out or hold firm to the end. Once the whale drops out, it drags down all traders in that direction. No matter how strong the bulls are, it's hard to keep the boat afloat alone.

At this point, it's no longer about trading strategies; it's purely a battle of obsession against funds. Accounts like these often never see the day of rebound.